Professional Florist Scissors, Shears & Floral Knives
Professional florist scissors, pruning shears, and floral knives designed for daily flower shop use. This collection includes serrated floral scissors, stainless steel utility scissors, Japanese shears, and precision strip knives for stem prep, bouquet assembly, and packaging. Built for durability and control, these cutting tools help maintain speed and efficiency during busy production days. Equip your team with reliable floral cutting essentials.
Solingen Stainless Steel Floral Strip Knife – 65mm Blade (10 Pack)
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Solingen Stainless Steel Floral Strip Knife – 65mm Blade (10 Pack)
/ ($1.53 each)
Professional Floral Pruner with Comfort Grip & Safety Lock (1 Pack)
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Professional Floral Pruner with Comfort Grip & Safety Lock (1 Pack)
/ ($15.99 each)
Professional Serrated Floral Scissor – Red Grip (1 Pack)
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Professional Serrated Floral Scissor – Red Grip (1 Pack)
/ ($12.99 each)
Compact Serrated Floral Scissors with Safety Lock – 5.7” Orange (1 Pack)
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Compact Serrated Floral Scissors with Safety Lock – 5.7” Orange (1 Pack)
/ ($7.50 each)
Kamaki Japanese Straight Pruner – High Carbon Steel, Hard Chrome (1 Pack)
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Kamaki Japanese Straight Pruner – High Carbon Steel, Hard Chrome (1 Pack)
/ ($24.99 each)
Professional Florist Utility Scissors – 8.25” Stainless Steel, Black (1 Pack)
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Professional Florist Utility Scissors – 8.25” Stainless Steel, Black (1 Pack)
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